Day 1:

Morning：Pick up guests from the airport and go to Cora for brunch.

 

Brunch: Cora for an authentic Canadian brunch ;

 

Enjoy an authentic Canadian brunch at Cora, a good day starts with an exquisite and healthy brunch. The brunch here is truly substantial, high value, nutritious and low-calorie, with seasonal innovations available each month for the month only. The plates are accompanied by a wide variety of fresh fruits, which are mouth-watering!

Afternoon：Enjoy the hotel leisure facilities and take a rest;

 

Welcome dinner at Raymond's Restaurant, No.1 restaurant in Canada.

Raymond's Restaurant - the number one restaurant in Canada and topped the New York Times Best Newfoundland Restaurants list. The view of the harbor, the warm atmosphere, the exquisite tableware, the skillful food, and the warm hospitality will refresh your body and taste buds!

Day2：Water Street&George Street → The Basilica  → Signal Hill → Cape Spear

 

Morning: Visit to Water Street& George Street -- the most iconic streets in St. John’s 

 

The colorful Water Street is one of the oldest streets in North America and one of the main commercial streets in St. John’s. This famous street shows the trading patterns and architectural styles of the 19th century, the British, French, Dutch and other European powers. George Street is the oldest and most densely populated bar street in North America. It is also one of the oldest and most densely populated bar streets in North America. In the 19th century, sailors, old captains, dancers gathered here, gradually formed a convention stronghold, until today, many, piracy and maritime trade terms are still retained and used here.

Then proceed to The Basilica ;

 

The Basilica is an ancient building, built in 1855, whose design marked a revival of classical architecture in North America. Inside the church, 65 unique stained glass windows illuminate the extraordinary beauty of the Italianate poly chromatic ceiling and gold-leafed lighted areas. On the anniversary of its dedication, Pope Pius VII named it The Basilica.

Lunch: The Rooms Cafe-- It also serves up an awe-inspiring view of the city, the harbour and the narrows. ;

 

Head to Signal Hill after lunch;

 

This is the place where the world's first transatlantic wireless signal was received. It is also a great place to see the city of St. John's from the top. From Signal Hill, you can get a bird's eye view of St. John’s, with its expansive views, harbor sails, winding coastline, and colorful houses along the harbor.

Next visit Cape Spear.

 

Stretch your muscles on the easternmost hiking trail in North America, experience the morning breeze of the Atlantic Ocean blowing the dawn fog, and feel the temperature of every inch of the land with your feet. Visit the easternmost point Cape Spear, facing the turquoise Atlantic Ocean for photography. Dovekie, Great Cormorant and Thick-billed Murre also frequently come. There are the oldest lighthouses, gun emplacements and ammunition depots, as well as the weathered ruins of old Fort Spear. Come here to enjoy the sea, meditate, seek peace and inspiration at the easternmost point of North America!

Day 3:  Bay Roberts & Brigus & Cupids → Bonavista 

 

Morning: three distinctive Newfoundland towns: Bay Roberts, Brigus, and Cupids;

 

Visit the distinctive towns of Newfoundland, Bay Roberts, Brigus, and Cupids, and experience the oldest British Colonial. Each town will be visited for an average of 1 hour.

Optional tour: Hawthorne Cottage.

 

Hawthorne Cottage was built in 1830 to commemorate the glorious life of Captain Robert Barrett, Canada's most famous Arctic explorer. The winding path here seems to be a time tunnel that leads back 200 years. Look, isn't that Captain Barrett, and what stories are being told on the lawn? The story of 200 years of the cottage and the seafaring spirit of exploration and pioneering is waiting for you to explore!

 

 

 

Lunch: American fast food;

 

 

 

Afternoon：Drive to the small town of Bonavista to visit the Ryan Premises National Historic Site;

 

Bonavista is not like other Newfoundland towns built along steep bays, it is built on the open plains. It has long made a living from primitive sea fishing, lobster and snow crab. It is also the place where Venetian explorer Cabot first discovered the landing of mainland Newfoundland, a place where the sky truly feels the limit.

 

The Canada National Park has established a historical memorial at Bonavista, Ryan Premises, to preserve the commercial fishing boom of the time.

Stay at The Harbour Quarters Inn or equivalent.

 

Day 4 Bonavista → Grand Falls-Windsor

 

After breakfast: visit the tranquil and beautiful town of Bonavista where Cabot landed and discovered Newfoundland.

Afternoon: Drive to Grand Falls - Windsor, approximately 4 hours by car;

 

 

 

Accommodation：Riverfront Chalets or equivalent.

 

 

 

Day 5: Free time

 

Full day free at leisure. Optional activities: mountain biking, rafting, treasure hunting, hiking.

 

 

Day 6: Gros Morne National Park

 

Morning：Head to Gros Morne National Park;

This place has not only become a national park reserve in Canada for a long time, but also an important and unique Earth heritage recognized by the United Nations. The terrain and landforms of Gromona perfectly illustrate the role of continental drift and glacier movement in the formation of the Earth's surface. The coastal lowlands, alpine meadows, freshwater fjords, glacier canyons, cliffs, streams and waterfalls, ancient lakes - the diverse and beautiful scenery here is fascinating, and the fact that the huge rocks exposed on the surface formed billions of years ago is even more shocking.

Afternoon：Visitor Center-- know more about the geological evolution process of this land. Trail (s) can be selected for hiding

 

 

Accommodation：Within Gros Morne National Park.

 

Day 7：Gros Morne National Park

 

Morning：Take a boat trip to the Western Brook Pond;

 

Take a boat trip to the Western Brook Pond - this is an ice eroded high gorge lake famous for its cliffs that reach hundreds of meters high on both sides, as well as the flowing spring waterfalls. The lake water is quite pure, and due to a lack of necessary substances, the water here is not conductive!

Afternoon：The TableLands;

 

In the afternoon, visit The Tablelands in the park to explore Martian rocks. This is one of the few places in the world where the mantle can be seen, and the long crustal movement has squeezed it out of the ground. It is a ochre colored area with no vegetation, making it the only area on Earth with the same topography as Mars. NASA also has its own research laboratory here, using it as a simulation site for Mars.

Accommodation：Within Gros Morne National Park.

 

 

Day 8：Port Au Choix → Sir Richards Squires Memorial Provincial Park 

 

After breakfast, visit Port Au Choix;

 

Port Au Choix is located on the western side of the Great North Peninsula in Newfoundland, where people have lived for thousands of years, but the surrounding environment has not changed much for thousands of years. There is a rich legacy of ancient culture here, and the underground limestone geology also preserves many prehistoric artifacts, providing important clues for uncovering the veil of indigenous peoples in this corner of the world. In this secluded paradise far from the hustle and bustle, the culture and spirit that have accumulated over thousands of years have been passed down through generations.

Afternoon：Visit Sir Richards Squires Memorial Provincial Park and witness the graceful behavior of Atlantic salmon jumping onto waterfalls to migrate and lay eggs;

Day 9：L'Anse aux Meadows

 

Morning：L'Ansee aux Meadows;

 

L'Anseaux Meadows is a settlement site of the Viking people in the 11th century. It is currently the earliest known European colonial archaeological site in North America and has been certified by UNESCO and listed on the World Heritage List. Here, you can stroll through the history of the deceased Vikings and immerse yourself in the misty grass houses. This journey will truly showcase ancient handicrafts buried on the surface of the earth and reveal the daily lives of the Vikings in the tenth century. Understand the construction methods of ships and houses, sit around the raging campfire, and listen to the ancient legendary stories of how resilient men and women set sail towards the Forbidden Sea and searched for the New World thousands of years ago under the same starry sky.

Rest in the hotel in the afternoon and enjoy the hotel's leisure facilities.

 

Day 10：Appreciating Iceberg and Whales

Take a boat out to watch icebergs and whales, and experience the beauty of nature up close (the activity depends on the month)!

Accommodation： Tuckamore Lodge - a luxurious Scandinavian style cabin or  equivalent at night.

 

Day 11:

Morning：Drive to Humber Valley Golf Resort or Corner Brook;

Afternoon：Enjoy high-altitude flying rope or kayaking

 

Day 12&13:

Visit Fogo Island and stay at the top 10 North American hotel Fogo Island Inn, enjoying the hotel's top-notch luxury services.

 

Fogo Island - one of the four corners of the world. The Pulitzer Prize winning novel "Ship News" tells the story of a third rate journalist who, after losing his wife, takes his daughter back to a remote fishing village in Newfoundland to cleanse his soul. Continuously discovering one's dusty soul, starting a brand new life. Do you also want to discover a wider range of life in this beautiful cape paradise?

 

 Fogo Island - The most representative island in Newfoundland, showcasing the world's unique rocky sea views. There are six studios on the island that the architects yearn for. They are located on the isolated cape. The sea water is roaring and hitting their feet, rolling up waves like foam, making the life of artists and their residents closely intertwined with the local community, like capillaries.

 

Do you want to experience the feeling of 'this is the most beautiful moment of my life, I stand on that threshold, and from then on I will be connected to eternity'? Then you must not miss the experience at the surrealist Fogo Island Inn, one of the top 10 specialty hotels in North America. On the isolated island where the Gulf of St. Lawrence meets the Atlantic Ocean, enjoy rooms with unbeatable sea views almost parallel to the coastline, rooftop saunas, and hot spring bathtubs with sea views. What sparks will modern and modern hotel architecture collide with the barren and rugged coast? Come to personally experience it!

Day 14: Drive to Kilmory Resort and enjoy the lake view, fishing, barbecue, and swimming in the afternoon.

 

Day 15:

Morning：Drive back to St. John's ;

 

Free time in the afternoon;

 

Accommodation：Ryan Mansion/ equivalent.

 

This hotel was established from 1909 to 1911 and won first prize in Canada Select 5 Star Inn and Tripadvisor 2015. The structure and wood material of this hotel are produced in the same batch as the Titanic. And made by the same designer and craftsman. And preserved the tableware, menu, and some historical materials used in the same batch on the Titanic ship. Meanwhile, Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall Camilla stayed here during their official visit to Canada in 2009 during their stayin St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland.

 

Day 16：

Warm farewell, the wonderful journey ends.